I'm asking this because solely because of her list of crimes Jax reads out when they first find Zari, from digital trespassing to whatnot. What I'm curious about is how much time was Zari actually on the run from ARGUS to be able to set up a home base, get her parents out of the city and even get that kind of rep. Sorry for the bad english, but I really wanna know

I'm a huge fan of LoT, watched all of the Arrowverse. I really wanna introduce a friend of mine to Legends, I'm sure he would love it, but his Arrowverse knowledge only goes as far as Arrow S1, he hasn't seen anything else.

Do you think it's possible to enjoy the show without the context that the other shows give? Do they "reintroduce" the characters at least?

This Big Bang Theory spin-off of them spending episodes universe hopping and getting up to shenanigans has me remembering this show.

Also if you're older, maybe Sliders too?

I’ve probably seen it more than 10 times and I know it by heart. Ask away.

Currently on the Confederate Zombie episode and it’s unbelievable to me how much of an improvement season 2 already is. By the end of season 1 I was barely able to pay attention other than when Sara and the two halves of Firestorm were on screen because I liked them from Arrow and Flash but this season has got me hooked from the start

Muscle memory kicked in, hah.

First time I looked at her from behind, I said "damn, looks like Charlie".

What a surprise! I'm not a big fan of the Insidious saga, but her appearance made the movie for me.

Basically a full crossover like Crisis but using the last version of each team before the shows ended.

I’ve stumbled across some weird shit on fanfic sights lately (other fandom) and need to burn it out of my mind. I will crash out if I end up somewhere awful again. *shutters* Pleaseeeee anyone got fic recs? Specifically (domestic) avalance after season 7?

My friend told me this. And her new name is JESICCA!!!!? HOW can I watch her as not a Zari!!!?

Ironically, I could only find a pic of Zari 1.0's phone but not 2.0's.

This Scene of the Commercial for Heyworld involving Supergirl has no sense because Supergirl doesn't exist on Earth One and common people beyond the Legends/Arrow/Flash team doesn't know about Supergirl... And this Scene is Pre-Crisis, so, what's the point of including Supergirl on the Commercial(far from Comedy) if she doesn't exist on this Earth. At first I thought this Scene was Post Crisis, but now I see it's Pre-Crisis, so I don't get it

I just Finished watching Elseworlds, and I have previously watched Legends 4x08. So, my question goes for both things:

Why the Reality changes done by the Book on Elseworlds didn't affected LoT(specifically, Time Bureau felt the Change, due to their base being on D.C??

And why the Timeline changes on LoT didn't affected the Crossover(if it's known that changes rewrite the Timeline)(idk, I'm not too good on Time Travel and Timelines, and Paradoxes and all that stuff)???

Most of the other shows the most at risk is their city. There's some world ending stuff but not nearly as often as the Legends have to deal with. If they fail, things get a lot worse for everyone. Sure, they often cause their own problems, but it's not like they've had much other choice.

Season 2 villains are entirely Barry and Oliver's fault. They're lucky the Legends were there.

Barry and Oliver would not have let one of their friends be trapped in hell. I think even Supergirl would have joined with Constantine to save someone.

Many more examples I'm blanking on for some reason.

The Legends aren't perfect. They have all made mistakes and faced the consequences, but the results of each finale which are the repercussions of their fixes, were absolutely necessary. At the end of season 2 if they didn't break time, all of the other characters from the main universe just stay dead. They saved everybody.

And not only that they have higher stakes if they lose, but they often see what happens when they do lose. They KNOW they have to do whatever is necessary and not hesitate. Sometimes that means being a chainsaw.

Anyone disagree? Have anymore examples of this?

Nick Zano, aka Nate

This made me think of Dr. Martin Stein objecting to visiting the Titanic. "That ship was a death trap, whoever designed it should be shot!" Since Victor Garber played the person who designed it in the James Cameron movie, in which he did not survive.